Fatigue can found community without kinship or function

Evidence

Handke conceives of an immanent religion of tiredness. “Fundamental tiredness” suspends egological isolation and founds a community that needs no kinship. Here a particular rhythm [Takt] emerges that leads to agreement [Zusammenstimmung], proximity, and vicinity [Nachbarschaft] without familial or functional connections: “A certain tired man can be seen as a new Orpheus; the wildest beasts gather around him and are at last able to join in his tiredness. — Byung-Chul Han, The Burnout Society, 88